Screenings Check out below where Don't Erase My History has been and where it's going!  Better yet, join our campaign to bring Don't Erase My History to as many schools, communities, and legislative offices as possible!  Get involved!  Organize a screening in your own community, teach it in your classrooms!    Upcoming Screenings Keep checking back here for upcoming screenings, and/or visit our Facebook page or our MySpace page.

		November 14, 2009 OUTrageous Film Festival 2009 UCSB Multicultural Center 8pm Since 1992, the Santa Barbara Lesbian & Gay Film Festival has provided a spectrum of films and videos for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. Our desire to represent the diversity of our community in film and video has resulted in a new name: OUTrageous: The Santa Barbara Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Film Festival.
		June 21, 2009 Frameline 33: The San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival The Roxie Theater San Francisco, CA Frameline33 - the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival, the legendary showcase for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender cinema, with San Francisco screenings at the historic Castro Theatre, Roxie Theatre and the Victoria Theatre, and in Berkeley at Rialto Cinemas Elmwood - including work from over 20 countries including Korea, Switzerland, Spain, and Mexico.
Filmmaker Teilyn Thompson		May 10, 2009  Santa Cruz Film Festival Regal Cinemas Riverfront Stadium Twin Santa Cruz, CA Since 2002, the Santa Cruz Film Festival has dedicated itself to supporting the artists of today and the filmmakers of tomorrow. We offer unique venues for filmmakers to present their individual brands of independent storytelling to a growing and enthusiastic audience - featuring innovative filmmaking, directors and guests, educational forums, and celebrations to the community.  Click here to read more on the day's event. See footage of filmmakers Teilyn Thompson and Isabel Malonzo at the recent Santa Cruz Film Festival stop!
		Sunday, April 26, 1:00 pm NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth) Seattle, Washington  The National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY, pronounced "nifty") was founded in 2007. Since then, NFFTY has become the largest and most influential film festival and support organization for filmmakers age 22 and under.  Young filmmakers from around the world submit feature-length and short films in narrative, documentary, animation, music video, experimental, and international categories.  Check out live footage of DEMH youth filmmaker Isabel Malonzo!
		March 28, 2009 Queers Rule, Allies Rock Conference The Diversity Center Santa Cruz, CA
		October 11, 2008  Bay Area Premiere - The Metreon San Francisco, CA
		“When we finally saw Don’t Erase My History displayed on the big screen, we were flooded with an indescribable mix of gratification, nervousness, relief, and joy. It was truly amazing being in that room, witnessing all of our work and vision being shared with so many people.” -- Kelsey Thomas, filmmaker June 29, 2008 World Premiere - LA Film Festival Los Angeles, CA
		Pre-screenings: June 5, 2008 El Cerrito High School El Cerrito, CA  June 18, 2008 UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA